HOW IT WORKS
If you can change a light bulb,
you've got the skills to improve your Wi-Fi.
Connect your router's antenna port to our adapter
Connect our adapter to your home's coaxial cabling
Place our multi-band Wi-Fi antennas on your cable outlets,
in any room where you'd like to improve Wi-Fi coverage
RIGHT FROM THE SOURCE
Unlike meshes that cut Wi-Fi throughput by bouncing weak signals from node to node, Coaxifi kits deliver wired reliability with lower latency than Wi-Fi alone.
ONE AND DONE
Coaxifi kits require no changes to your router's settings, never unpair, never need a reboot, and are unhackable by design.
ENERGY EFFICIENT
Passively powered from your router, Coaxifi kits don't need power cords, and don't create extra interference like meshed range extenders do.
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MADE TO LAST
Wi-Fi standards change all the time.
Coaxifi kits future-proof your home, at 1/10th the cost of mesh systems.
ROAM FREE
Anywhere in your house, you're automatically rehomed to the antenna with the best signal strength.
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SHIELDED
With Coaxifi, Wi-Fi bypasses not just the walls and ceilings in your house, but also in-band congestion from Bluetooth, LTE-U, and your neighbors' routers.
MAKE YOUR OLD ROUTER SING
Coaxifi plugs into the antenna port
of your router or USB adapter.
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Our kits contain everything you need to connect to your home's cabling runs.
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Each antenna port can be used to reach
1, 2, 4, or 6 rooms.
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Send Wi-FI signals directly to the rooms
that need a boost.
MORE SIGNAL STRENGTH, FOR MORE MBPS
Wi-Fi signals get absorbed by drywall, concrete, and even air molecules.
Coaxifi can deliver more signal at 100 feet than Wi-Fi alone can manage at 20 feet.
Distance in feet from Wi-Fi router
Received signal strength
(dBm)
Optimal range for streaming, VoIP, & gaming
Buffering & jitter
Packet retries
Noise floor
Wi-Fi
over the air
Test results for 802.11n transmission with typical 200 mW router
COAXIFI DOES WHAT OTHERS CAN'T
Wi-Fi signals get absorbed by drywall, concrete, and even air molecules.
Coaxifi can deliver more signal at 100 feet than Wi-Fi alone can manage at 20 feet.
